Show - t I TEMPERATURES THE WEATHER ' - UTAH: Partly scattered showers low 65-7- 5 t Max Min Max Min 83 84 82 49 Paeatell Ogden 60 51 39 45 Portland Boise 81 49 78 59Proxo Chicago 83 64 37 48‘SaIt Lake Denver 63 51 94 69 San Fran Las Vegas 44 91 54 83 St Georgs Logan 60 59 Los Angeles 65 56JSeattle 7 53 93 68Washlngtoa Phoenix I ' I 40-5- few cloudy cooler high 0 t OGDEN: Partly cloudy showers high 68-7- 3 low Tfew S' 46-4- 8 OGDENf UTAH TUESDAV EVENING OCTOBER 4 1955 2 SECTIONS 18 PAGES 5 CENTS NAPS ON SOFA UNTIL PLANE LOSES A PART PLEA SAfJTON - Calif — Louis Koehl was (AP) awakened from a nap on his 1 ng room sofa yesterday byjan airplane propeller The ound prop 150-- p ' loose from a whirled plane 2000 feet aloft crashed through! the rook and into th living room Koehl 66 was startled but unhurt Philip McNamamy 46 reported he was instructing sti dent Lloyd Martin1 in his NEW YORK (AP) —The Brooklyn Dodgers finaUy won their first world championship today by whipping the New in the deciding game of the classic York Yankee t tw X 2-- behind the pitching of young Johnny Podres and the clutch hitting of Gil Hodges iron-nerve- when Cessna V the left propeller tore loose i McNamamy’s hole three-fo- ot i i i BEAOO-FUL?- ” i MOTHER NATURE AT HER BEST October's Greatest Month of the Year V i nsw! YORK that you By HAL BOYLE — (AP) If the Lord whispered in your secret I heart which (would you choose? I’d say October The birds love itthe beasts love it and man himself then stands upon fhe summit of the year October is all the other seasons fully while foolish man clogged y graj-bawrapped (into a every steaming road with his riba with rainbow tied package July vacations bon It is the period when MothThey know the right time to er Nature the great dramatist travel They have hung a “To brings her traveling road show to Let” sign on their nests and a climax cloud the serene skies with a a Thi$ is the month that like ' billion out the best cider press squeezes1 wings beating southward — worm The they missed noses juicesj ot all the other months into the turf muttering the promise of spring the 'sultry deeper joys of summer the afterglow of “Safe at last’' It is as if everyone suddenly autumn: the premonitory chill of had been given magic color walks winte Everything that thrill an feels amber the earth glasses The stars bend nearer a tremendous bubbling vitality And that big blob of moon — a child feels it is so close he could that sings in the pulse reach up with a knife and spread mighty pageant it on his bread like butter Now js the glory of the uniKNOWS NO BOUNDARIES verse knqnif est nd in the mighty The stag stamps on the hilltops pageant! jbf the hills each1 patch of wqods elects its own tree and lifts an amorous bugle to beauty Queen You like the dog- the night The throb in every wood? We won’t quarrel I’ll woodland heart has an echo in take the maple that yellow the city! October knows no boundaries torch!j on disdainListen — can’t you hear and looked birds Theft u’ "31-da- g d I 200-poun- - f " i i Gra-Maz- e i WASHINGTON (AP) 1— Secretary of State Dulles said today he expects President Eisenhower to be sufficiently recovered before long to deal ‘with major foreign policy matters He said Ike’s illness was a cause for sadness but not alarm y 4 '‘v s J JL PERON'S SWEETHEART said to have This is Nelida (Nelly) Rivas the fonner president been involved in a rpmance with Juan Peron Police released two love letters purportedly written by Peron tP Miss Rivas and said they had found $23000 worth of jewelry and $22000 ir cash at the girl’s home 60-yearo- ld in Ra£e to Become 20 v Councilmen Gify Ogden !'(' X 1 j X f Nevada Delays Shots Lks VEGAS Nev (AP) Ct ncern over an outbreak of encephalitis in southern Nevada has caused postponement of the second round of Salk antipplio shots to school children t j j By LOU GLAD WELL ’ A large field of contenders Was ' officially in the Ogden City Council election race today ‘althoughthree of the Municipal Wards have no competition in the (primary voting and two of them have no contest even in the general election A total of 20 candidate had filed petitions oi candidacy when the city recorder closed her office at deadline time yesterday Included were two1 late filings triAt threw the into a three-wa- y (scramble and added to the Tbe final filings werjs made by Dr Willard R Doxey ogden optometrist and R E jEdenst retired superintendent of the( Og- 2B 3B den Union Railway and Depot Co Comics Cran£ 7A Mr Edens jqmpedf into the Dr Editorial 6A Page Fourth Ward where Counci man Jordan 7A John S Hinckley seks reelec- Dr 6A tion and Elmer H Mjers morti- Douglas (Larsen Obituaries 5B cian is making bis first bijjl for Drew Pearson 6A public office Radio-T3B Dr Doxey who wasfa member Programs of a group opposing council-manag8 A 9 A Sports ji government four years! ago 10 20 and 50 Years 6A Ago cast his lot with the Vital Statistics $B now numbering 13 hopefuls Women’s 7A S Page Wright Mayor Raymond First Ward and Couftcilman C r Austin Seager Third IWard are cinches for reelection (since they Favor yforld Series have no competition This makes NEW YORK UP) — Juvenile the second straight election! that Court officials n New York are nobody has come forth to oppose all in favor of he World Series Mr Wright in his Ward Councilman BIM Richards will Atty John A McAvinue noting former Ernest Will oppose yin th final vot- the sma 1 number of juvenile electrician city cases on the usually heavy court ing Nov 8 but has noj contest on calendar said “The World Series his hands in the primary voting must have them nailed to radios Oct 25 since- both will qualify and television sets” X X automatically: Main interest centered in two places today? One wasjthat Councilman Hinckley regarded as one of the powers on the present Council must face in Mr Edens a person of similar main The second was the failure of former Mayor Harman W Peery 1C to file for office J j It had been rumoreq all through the filing period that Mr U — if any were DENVER Peery would make thd race And for this reason! it was also ru- needed (the public could take mored strong efforts! of down- full reassurance today that Presitown businessmen were made to dent Eisenhowpr’s recovery was provide Peery with strong com- well back on Schedule petition should he hop in The first medical bulletin of Dr Doxey said today he favors the day on the President’s conr government in dition issued by his physicians at but does feebthe Ogden Fitzsimons Army Hospital at principle charter is shaped to the best ad- 7 am (MST) said he got in a vantage of Ogden full eight hours of sleep last Voters Oct 25 will reduce the J field at large to six tandidates bight said he awoke feeling restIt Running in the field !are‘ L B ed and refreshed after putting in Suttlemyer radio station official more work last night than at Tony Borgogno1 auto jshop man- any time since he has been ill ager Delbert W (Deb) Poole The President’s doctors said j j j -- V er field-at-larg- e a a - j NAlMES IN TH El NEWS Two prominent newspaper publishers died yesterday: George T Cameron 82 editor and publisher of the San Francisco Chronicle and Majl Gen Julius Ochs Adler 62 first vice president arid general manager of the New York Timed pnd publisher and presi-e n 1 1 of Tennessee’s Chattanooga’s Times Cameron died following a heart attack and Adler succumbed to cancer crowd that included Milton Berle Pier Ahgeli and Vic Damone There (was loud applause Missj Munsel said her debut was “fun and I wanted to do something hammy and silly” She said she decided to sing in the gam! bling capital after “they offered me so imuch money” The Met she said has not objected Youpg King Hussein of Jordan t A is on a private visit to Rome The Patrice Munsel the glamor will continue to London in girl of the Metropolitan Opera king a day or two and may stop in made hpr nightclub debut in a to visit his mother Queen Paris Las Vegas gambling emporium £ain last night doing the bumps and grinds in tight pink pants Buddhist leader Denra d Patrice followed in the brothTagster footsteps of Marguerite er of' the Dalai Lama of Tibet Piazza Helen Traubel and other has arrived in New York to seek opera stars who have stepped The ctitizenship from the dignity of the Met to American Communist-controlle- d Buddhist fled priest try jive bn the saloon circuit Tibet to India in 1950 Some members of the audience at the New Frontier Hotel voiced Actress Elizabeth Taylor is exthe opinion that opera' stars pected to be hospitalized or should stick to opera But 'most five days for treatment offour a gasof thq crowd cheered the Spokane trointestinal ailment Her docbeauty as she tried popular tunes tor said she was much better toincluding a selection from the day She was stricken Sunday Broadway production “Can Can” night at her home For that song “The Wrong Time” she stripped behind a Gambler Mickey Cohen’s famscreen from a bouffant black and ily has paid his $10000 fine aswhites gown to $1400 pink satin suring his release next Sunday jeweled toreador pants and a low-to- p from the McNeil Island Wash halter top Then she stretched penitentiary on combletion of his out on a couch and swung her sentence for evasion of federal income taxes shapely legs while she sarig Cohen in 1951 was sentenced Interspersed were a few bumps and grinds that astonished the to five years and fined $10000 d I V - Ra-bach- e well-heele- ld ‘ 1 for evading $156123 in taxes for ond courtship of actress Uta 1946-4He has accumulated 480 Hayworth in Paris with a middays credit for good behavior but unless the fine pas paid he would night champagne supper and an e behind the have had to take a pauper’s oath hours-lon- g or serve 30 days more of her ' hotel r drawn curtains ' suite Some 20000 persons turned out Tie dashing prince told friends last night for Bi lly Graham’s only appearance in Canada’s capital he planned to woo the Ottawa actress with a ‘full schedule of theater night clubs and Actress Loretta Young recent- ballets playsa iside and trip to the ly recovered from a serious ill- Eiffel Tower for young princess ness will return to work on her Yasmin their daughter filmed television show Nov 16 was almost ecstatic qver Her first prpgram will be tele- hisAly I daughter when Rita shojwed vised in late December She enhim child sleeping in a hotel tered a hospital April 10 with roomtheconverted into a nursery peritonitis “She’s terrific simply wondeA judge has ruled that tempo- rful” Aly cried “I can hardly rarily at least actor Jess Barker wait for her to wake up and jplay must be considered the father of with me” Both Rita and Aly were smila child expected next month by Yvonne Doughty movie actress ing and happy after their first reunion j and Paris gossip insist- and former waitress A Los Ange es judge decided ed a reconciliation might be in the breakup of yesterday that pending trial of sight following with Rita’s the paternity question Barker marriage singer Dick shall pay medical and hospital Ilaymes sat 'and talked Rita and Aly expenses for Miss Doughty’s conr in hotel until the wee suite her finement and $50 a month supthis and set hours morning for the child She had asked port for $1000 expenses and child supunous villa in the fashiohable port" Barker 41 former husband of Bois de Boulogne: Rita left Haymes four Weeks actress Susan Hayward denied that he is or could be the father ago but no divorce action has been taken although he admitted intimacies yet? came to France to Rita Miss Dough-t- y with the over their daughter Yasmiq to ' Alyfor six weeks as specified by Prince Aly Khan began his sec their divorce decree 8 tete-a-tet- ! red-haire- d j an-lu- x- ! 1 25-year-o-ld ’ ed i FIRST TO DROP WIN The Dodgers also became the of La Salle d jhad but one month to live and let you pick that month — criminal action iscontempla Walter said because the product as aihealth aid Was false and misleading under the Food and Drug Act and constituted grounds for music! feel its in your veins the civil action tremendouSsymphony of living? The pads contained mild radioThe squirrel bright-eyeand Walter said no more activity bushy-tailean annual become than contained is in a luminous acorns miser furtively depositing in a hidden safe deposit box that watejh dial will he empty by March The FROM SALT LAKE CITY bear invests his excess profits took action on The in fat planning to live off this learninggovernment of uranium shipments stored capital juntil he emerges ore were being made from Salt from his hibernation next spring Lake City to La Salle cross and bankrupt The order authorizes seizure of The wind at night now has be- a d drum of crushed come a violin playing' a love sand mixed With pulverized uransong for the young a last tune of ium ore and three cotton youth for the (old Do you stay 8 by 13 inches packed with pds sand awake to hear jit? You’d better! and pulverized uranium ore pe only stays a little while this waiter said the pads were wandering fiddler in the dark labeled: “Gra-maz- e then takes his !ballads and beats Uranium Comforter ft This) is your- personal radioactive October wears a crown and uranium comforter Actually your makes every man a king It bears own) health mine in miniature the harvest superiority of the Guaranteed to contain radioactive rounded apple over the petaled oxide Can be checked by Geiger flower the advantage fruition counter” and achievement have over pale Tie prosecutor said the governpromises April is the fledgling ment will seize circulars which politician of the year saying he reported MazzucheUi sent out “Stick with me and we’ll go reading: places” October is the mature Uranium “low the statesman holding out the golden Comforter provides relief from reward artbjritis sinusitis aching back arms legs1 and joints and will produce gooJ health” Confident1 About Ike ! ld eighth attempt and their sixth try against the Yankees It was the Yankees’ first defeat in the series since 1942 when the St Louis Cardinals accomplished the ' feat NEW YORK (UP)— Box Score series loss of the seventh and nnal 1955 was also first the It for Casey Stengel since he took World Series game: over the Yankee helm in 1949 BROOKLYN: and won five Straight World Series and six pennants w § r- - Alexander O Walter assistant US district attorney obtained a court order for seizure of three unlabeled drums of uranium jore and three cotton pads advertised “Gra-maz- e Uranium Comforter —Your Own Health Mine In Miniature” He said the uranium ore was found in the possession of C Maziurchelli Hodges drove in runs in the fourth and sixth innings while the Podres pitching out of one hole after another came through magnificently- - in the clutch to win his second game of the series with an eight hitter catch A spectacular sixth in Amoros the by Sandy two on Yanks base with inning and none out was another decisive factor Thus the Dodgers captured their first championship on their ft The government cracked down yesterday on a LaSalle 111 man’s plan to fell “uranium comforters” to provide good health — Even little Sharon Collins is an appreciative patron of nature’s outdoor art gallery which reaches its peak of beauty at this time of year has been exafter just the right touch of frost Her comment “aint itj beaoo-ful?- ” d canyons and valleys pressed by thousands of others during tours of gaudily-tintePh6to(was taken at Magpie picnic ground in South Fork Canyon by Standard-Examine- r staff photographer Ralph Collins ‘AIN’T IT o' V it Halts Uranium iPad Sales S j- i U S (AP)-- d one-hand- FALSE CLAIM CHICAGO t V1 McNamamy safely landed the plane at Hayward Airport and then drove to Pleasanton to search for the pro- peller fie found house with a in the roof 0 first team ever to drop the first two garhes and then rally to win the series in seven games The Dodgers struck first against lefty Tommy Byrne who had whipped them in the second game with a in the fourth the inning Roy Campanella heavy-hittin- g Dodger catcher who had been hitless in 12 previous trips to the plate at the Stadium doubled to deft Campy went to third on Carl Furillo’s roller to short and came charging home five-hitt- er on Hodges’ single4 to left In the sixth the Dodgers loaded the sacks off Byrne who was then replaced by Bob Grim a Brooklyn resident Hodges flied deep to Bob Cerv in right center and Pee Wee -- Reese scam' pered home from third That was it although the Yanks threatened constantly as1 tension mounted and pulses pounded in the atmosphere In their half of the sixth especially it looked like the Yanks were going to break Hhe spell of the cool from With-erbe- e N Y Billy Martin walked arid Clem Labine ace of the Dodger bull pen corps started to warm up Gil McDougald laid down a bunt inside the third base line' and beat it out for a hit SMASHED THE BALL1 Dangerous Yogt Berra- who hit safely in every game of the classic then smashed the ball to left Sandy Amoros who had just gotten into the game raced to the left field corner and made a sensational catch that brought a tremendous roar from the 62465 thrilled fans Without a wasted motion Sandy tossed the ball to Reese who relayed it to Hodges to double up McDougald and break the back of the Yanks’ threat Again in the eighth the air became electric when Phil Rizzuto setting a record with his 52nd series game appearance and McDougald sandwiched singles around Billy Martin’s flyout to put runners on first and third with Berra up I super-charge- d left-hand- er - Podres threw three balls and then a strike Berra hit the next pitch to Furillo in short right Center and Carl’s strong throw to the plate kept Rizzuto on third Podres taking his time 0 Byrne p Grim p 2 2 0 0 1 O Turley p 0 0 Totals X - t 0 827 14 out for Zimmer in 33 6th for Grim in 7th 000 101 000 — 2 Brooklyn 000 000 000—0 New York E — Skowron RBI — Hodges 2 2b—Skowron Campinella Berra S— Snider SF — Campanella — e es Amoros-DP Hodges LOB — Brooklyn 8 New York 8 BB — Byrne 3 Podres 2 Grim X Turley 1 SO — Podres 4 Byrne 2 Grim 1 Turley 1 HO—' 3 TurGrim 1 Byrne 2 R&ER— Byrne! 1 WP— ley Grim W — Podres L— Byrne U — Honochick (A) plate Dascoli (N) lb Summers (A) 2b Bal-lanfant (N) 3b Flaherty (A) Bonatelli (N) right- T— 2:43 A— 62465 field R 3-- 5 2-- 3 1-- 1-- 2-- 1-- left-fiel- d 37 in Provo i Council Race PROVO (AP) -- u Thirty-seve- n candidates believed to be largest total ever to seek office in a Provo City election had filed for posts on the new City Council when" the deadline passed at midnight yesterday A total of 19 candidates are posiseeking the three tions on the council The remainder filed for the four sectional posts at-lar- ge e Has full iglht Hours reess i 1 j council-manage- I j sign company ownerMiss Mary Mr Eisenhowef was showing satWoolley incumbent and school isfactory progress and there were teacher Junius R1Tribe realtor no indications of any complicaMaynard A Garfield ice cream tions This was similar to yescompany official terday’s report which followed in Archie O Hokanson wholesale the wake! of Sunday night’s brief egg dealer Dr John A Dixon scare when it was reported that physician Sol J Kaplan sales- the President appeared to be “a man Alton W Parker cleaning tired” establishment owner Henry G little The “fatigue” turned out to be Klenke florist Thomas C Warn- restiveness at j having to lie in er transfer and storage company bed more than anything else owner and Dr Doxeyf VOTE OF CONFIDENCE First Ward — Mayor Wright Second Ward —Councilman! RichAmong the items of Mr Eisards and Mr Wall Third enhower’s work last night was apC Austin Seager proved of a fetter giving Vice Fourth Ward —Councilman Hinck- President Richard M Nixon a Vote of confidence in his conduct ley Mr Edens and M Meyers : t i Ward-Counc- ilman i of the government during the pressing in themselves but ImPresident’s absence In the administration of After consultation among the portant a federal establishment high powers of the administraFirst the President reaching tion Sherman Adams the assistant to the President submitted over a rollaway table provided Monday night to Mr Eisenhower for hospital patients signed the a draft copy of a letter instruct- letter to Nixon Then he wrote ing Nixon to continue holding his name at the bottom of a meetings of the National Secur- memorandum to Secretary of ity Council and the Cabinet M George Humphrey Treasury Nixon knew months ago that he was expected to hold the which concluded the American with Japan for Japameetings that was shown by the agreement nese in GATT the President’s But Generalmembership phraseology among the early business duties Trade Agreement on Tariff and of the Chief Executive in his reMr Eisenhower also signed a cuperation was a need to rein- routine authorization for John B force Nixon’s current position director of the InterHollister with the administration and the Administranational Cooperation Republican Party tion to submit a quarterly rePRESIDENT CHEERFUL port to six congressional commitThe White House staff took no- tees ticeable comfort from the fact that the President after an f i il i 5 i I i 'Without actual signature but with verbal approval Mr Eisenritable period Sunday which was hower also extended the time for translated by his doctors as nor- the report of a presidential emermal fatigue was “cheerful” last gency board on a labor dispute between the Pennsylvania Railnight Mr Eisenhower spent 10 min- road and the CIO Transport utes with Adams and the taciturn Workers Union The special board originally former governor of New Hampshire confined his session with scheduled to report Oct 1 and the President to submission of the President deferred the time official papers that were not to Oct 21 ir- i I I i i i |